[Representative songs of CHEMISTRY] Introducing CHEMISTRY’s famous hits all at once!

Now or NeverCHEMISTRY / m-flo

[PV]CHEMISTRY meets m-flo_Now or Never

Released in 2003 as CHEMISTRY’s ninth single overall.

It’s a collaboration with m-flo and was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Astro Boy (Tetsuwan Atom).

The music video also features a collaboration with Astro Boy, using fully animated visuals throughout.

You are here.CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “Kimi ga Iru” Official Video

Released in 2005 as CHEMISTRY’s 14th single.

The song was used as the theme for the Nippon TV drama “87%,” and its music video shows Dohchin briskly cooking while Kawabata clumsily cuts ingredients with an unfamiliar knife, conveying the close relationship between the two.

YOUR NAME NEVER GONECHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “YOUR NAME NEVER GONE” Official Video

Released in 2003 as CHEMISTRY’s ninth single, this song was used in Sony’s “Walkman”/“Sound Gate” commercial featuring Kou Shibasaki and Joe Odagiri.

Among the tracks on this triple A-side single, this song serves as the central piece.

AngelCHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “Angel” Official Video

An R&B ballad from CHEMISTRY after their restart, this deeply moving song sinks into the heart.

Released in August 2019, its refined, minimal arrangement lets the vocals of Yoshikuni Dochin and Kaname Kawabata shine all the more.

The piece paints a world of earnest, pure love—like a prayer offered to an angel.

Its crystal-clear melody feels perfect for savoring alone on a quiet night.

Dance With MeCHEMISTRY

Dance With Me (KOREA/JAPAN Ver.)

With its fresh horn tones and irresistibly catchy vibe, this pop number will have you humming along in no time.

CHEMISTRY’s beautiful harmonies blend with GAKU-MC’s rhythmic rap to create a sound that’s guaranteed to put you in a happy mood just by listening.

The gentle message—don’t let happiness slip away with a sigh—and lyrics about a miraculous one-in-six-billion encounter are sure to resonate with everyone.

Released in February 2005 as the B-side to the single “Kimi ga Iru,” the song was also used as a campaign song for the “Japan–Korea Friendship Year 2005.” Give it a listen on a morning when you want to boost your spirits, or on a drive with someone special.

Heaven Only KnowsCHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY “Heaven Only Knows” Official Video

After resuming their activities, CHEMISTRY delivers a sleek, urban medium-tempo R&B track.

The song portrays the aimless sense of loss that follows a breakup.

Many listeners will likely find themselves empathizing with the helpless cry of the heart—“No one knows what lies ahead.” Released in June 2018 as their 36th single, the release also includes “13 Months,” which served as the theme song for a web drama.

It’s a song that gently stays by your side on those sentimental nights when there’s someone you can’t forget.

Keep Your LoveCHEMISTRY

Keep Your Love

This is a CHEMISTRY song that sings of the deep anguish of someone who falls in love despite knowing they can never be together.

Released in November 2010 as their 30th single in collaboration with the dance unit Synergy, it was also used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo’s “DANCE@TV.” In its concept, Dochin takes on the role of the “devil” and Kawabata the “angel,” trading lines that embody two emotions clashing within the heart.

For anyone tormented by a forbidden love, swaying between reason and instinct, this song is likely to pierce deeply.